Isle Of Man Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: ABBAACCADEEDFF| Did pangs of grief for lenient time too keen | A |
| Grief that devouring waves had caused or guilt | B |
| Which they had witnessed sway the man who built | B |
| This Homestead placed where nothing could be seen | A |
| Nought heard of ocean troubled or serene | A |
| A tired Ship soldier on paternal land | C |
| That o'er the channel holds august command | C |
| The dwelling raised a veteran Marine | A |
| He in disgust turned from the neighbouring sea | D |
| To shun the memory of a listless life | E |
| That hung between two callings May no strife | E |
| More hurtful here beset him doomed though free | D |
| Self doomed to worse inaction till his eye | F |
| Shrink from the daily sight of earth and sky | F |
William Wordsworth
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